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Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
Blank Deeds for sale here.

This is to certify that Dr. Ables' Compound
Honey Of Tar and Lemon has given me more re-
lief than any cough medicine have ever used,
and would recommend tito all those affected with
coughs colds and lung troubles. q
x. c. PHILLIPS,
Deter known as ''Uncle Bob. " This medicine
for sale az John Metcalfs drug store.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

A dying ball player in Albany the other
day said; II sm going home" A friend
of his said afterwards that it was the first
time he had eyer known the deceased to
get past third base.-East Ender.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

The Hampstead county Wheel met last
week and refused to admit colored men,
bers to tho white wheels and resolved to
keep the organization out of polihcs,-
Telephone.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Persona writing to the RECORD for pub
lioation will please remember that we
positively will not print any communica'
ton, however worthy and interesting,
unless we know who the author is. SO
send your names with your letters. All
items should reach us by Mondays mails
to insure insertion that week.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

A com bination has been formed between
the jamestown aod Batasville base ball
clubs and with this new team they expect
to play the "Newports'' about the lst Of
July and the Evening Shades" at quite
an early date. Some hard work is going
to BIZ done. Pilot.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

Itch, PrIarie mango and scratches OF every
kind cured in % minutes by WUiiur.Ps sanitary
Lotion. Use 10 other. This never fails Sold by
j. K. Metcait, Druggist, Evening shade.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
THE CHURCHES

Missionary Baptlst-G. L. Foard, pastor;
preachmg second sunday in each month mciId-
lug Saturday before,
Cbristian-ElG Josephus Lemons VIII preach
Sd saturday night in each monIn, ana On sun
day following.
Methodist, South. f. Troy, pastor. viii
preach on the lst and Sd sundays N each
O'Clock Al the Methodist church, Everybody is
jnyifed TO come J. \. SUAyYR,
Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
SOCIETIES


a,n,,,1n PURAL CHAPTER No. -H, R. A, NJ. ~,
Mf holds regular 3onvocations ut Masonic
EZG&y= Hall in Evening Shade, the Sd Saturday
Gzpa5s5~ in each month
SAM II. DAVIDSON, Il P.
7. J. Davidson, Sec'y.
q EVENING SHADE LoDGE No, l33, F, q
-FAuA. y, holds regular communications on
y * the sdturdy before LIST Sunday IN each
~ month r, S. BACON, W NJ.
T. j. Davidson, Sec'y.
EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. Il, o..
< LzE. s., meets at Masonic Hall lst Thurs
day in each month, at 2 O'Clock p. IN:
~ Mrs. i. III. HUDpnEsToN ". NJ.
Mrs NJ, c. lluddlC5,oD, Sec1}'
-4rDn BERFAR LonGE, NO 70, l. Q. o.
,Szf<sss +. holds regular meetings every al
;,5Ts.,s M ternate Friday night.
@91g12~Ss W. j. oCARLETT, n. G
L. I. Medley, Sec'y.
>>NNMIANnzMu rvnyrso SHADE LODGE.
$$SNNSHgET3</~ No. 249O, X of H.,
@ @sssss fXs - meets % and lth Tues
s-EMsI9kk ltSsssS@@-day nights n every
AIFY7YsSsS==- month.
1>%GSEd TA14 NO. j. p. JONES, y.
"///El2NS\$$>> I. j. Davidson, X.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07

A gentleman who persuades himself that
two people can live as cheaply IS one, can
always find loving. trusting heart among
the opposite sex willing 10 try the expert
ment with him. Since our last report the
clerk has issued the necessary documents
to the following couples:
NAME. ACE.
W. L. Pollock, ................
Rosa Wallace, ........................H
j. A. Diggers
NJ. j. Douthit. ..-..................18
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
Wool Wanted.

Will exchange goods at low price or
pay cash for tub. washed wool.
2S-tf WILLIAMS g. PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
RATES OF ADvERTIsITG.

o,o co,,ron one wear. .,.................. $50 90
One-ha'f column, one year,...".....,.,.' 9O W
One-fourih column, one year, ...,...... S50 "
PyofassJua. cards. per year, D.; ,'..,;.;:.. 10 W
Lengthy obituaries ind all resolutions, by
Iodges and other organizations, half transient
'1'eS1 s41si notices @ az statute prices cash in ad
T1oIrosDondence by subscribers collected from
ovcry p0rtion Of Sharp and adjoining counties.
Peiiable agents wanted at every Pu,f-oillce III
North Arkansas, TO whom liberal commissions
- IN %o ,,3ven Address THE RECORD
VIA ~ Evening Shade, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-07
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

one copy one year, ''SiG3
One copy six months, ,.......'.'...''''''.'' % %
One coIy three months -. ;,, a, troo 90
months. .,......., ~ ,.,,.o,,- r,,.o
who fail to pay in advance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22
BOARD Or sOPEavisoHs.
January ses.ion ISS.


E-n.1, Jal. ~.
T.e Bosl OF Supervisors met pursuant
10 aa orrnment. and wa- called 20 order by
,he Chs.rmau. Roil called. Quorum pres
saf. Tie minutes of yesterdays proceed
.ags we're read ani after correction, ap-
proved.
Ir. H0.comb offered the following reso-
luton sud moved is adoption. which pre-
vsl. e.i.
Hsafei. Tat Tie thanks of this Board
are hereby rendered 20 the Chairman for
ths able. diguned aud impartial manner IN
which me has presided over It's delibera-
tioi :. and also 20 the CLERK for the salts
factory manner in which be has performed
the duties assigned to him.
0u Motion OF M Galliiord. supervise.
Mcknight was excused from attendance
Tor he day.
The Committee on Fiusuce reported thai
lie probable cost OF 200 copies of pamphlet,
.0n,anins proceedings Of the Board for the
iast year would be one Hundred and Twelve
Dollars. snd the probable cost Of 800 copies
Of ,he proceedings of the present session
would he Thirty Eight Dollars, and recon-
uended that 40 further action be taken IN
ise matter
ou motion OF Mr. Roberts ,he report wss
acoprs3 ami zoe recommendations Of the
Committee conclrrsd in.
ON motion of Nr. stekeiee The Gers was
instructed upon receiving the one HUNDRED
romphlets already ordered 70 mail 10 each
supervisor hls pro rata share thereof.
Tie Committee on Education and Mem
Der, Fay made the following report, and
oa motion of Mr. Mitchell the same was
amended so as 70 allow Mr. benjamin pay
.or four DAYS nstead Of three days, and on
motion ~ Nr Havens the report as amended
as adopted majority OF the members
e.s.f voting therefor
Your committee 20 whom was referred the
matter Of computing the amount due mem
hers nf fh- Board Tor attendance and mile
age AZ che adjourned session ending January
ID. i.--. -e-pectiu.iy report the following ss
+ the amount due each Supervisor. and rec
ommend .hai the chairman and Clerk al
/ tach ,aeir names thereto. and that he same
10 deposited with he Treasurer Tor pay
ment. ard ask O. ae discharged g Jm fur
/ taer .lsraaon % the sab ect
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22

-. ...tih fs.If HEt.u N.Ff.r
&c i'-i- tAt i-- ra ta.l. aDd Ersnisr 81
ffetf -t.ts ~ al- IIl. llaIrsf.
tf.ar cafs r.l i.U Ilfr u s..r... Az. f..,.- -.
ile 1Iiitca 81 f-.a Lun Ilafrtl
. -.'ttf N.'-.' iie.la made Al faifuii rfff 49,
sHt haA Over ~. a ~. iUalats
taAt p hana Genera tFi p. Honlsesl
~ 4lsI. A. tFt IUloa ualsla
y afsset laial l4- once U horIss.t
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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-22

ii .OOks a. Il resident Cl9vsLASD
wss tying 10 knock 1lt ex. Secretary
EvARrs. Hrs message 10 Cougr sss the
o'Lsr Day. ~bich We priu,sd 70 orr uews
columns, contained -ii words, comprised
in lst Pour ssu'eu,es. The trs. som
fence contained sevsa. y-s.s sat words ihe
sscoal siKt~eu. 'he ihirl twenty -uine'
sri the 'orrtn v-s s-tuaay composed oi
t-i words Tirhout 3 break or a ss.g sal
was n's ysE.y expressed fa'eTE
fssss fl4 -ass All IT Ev.rrs v,li
nsvs Id retire ai8 t1s1 '.oa t.e
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31

Crystal Falls. Mich.
We have decided 20 offer our services
to any one wanting plain or fancy sew
ing done Our work has heretofore given
the highest satisfaction and tits our con-
slant aim to do the best work at the
lowest living prices. Cali on Us first. 40
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31

CouRr TERMS: Judge Claudious B.
Gront has set the terms of the Circuit court
OF the twenty.nfth Judicial Circuit Of Michigan
for the wears iSSS.9 as follows:
Delta county The First Tuesday IA Jan.
unry, second Tuesday In May, First Tuesday
inSepten,bcr. Iron Co.--Second Wednesday IA
January. ilrst Tuesday IN May, second Wed
ncsdny al september Menominee county
Fourth Monday n Jan. 2d Tuesday IN April,
FIRST Tuesday IN September, 2d Tuesday In
Noyemi,er. Marquette county-2d Tuesday
In February. Third Monday IN May, third
Wednesday in september. first Monday Ia
December Dated Oct. 90. 1857.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31

Iron CorNTY OFFIcElss: J : Mclean,
sheriff = y Dunn, county clerk and register %
dccds. q n Crandnll, prosecuting attorney. IL
j iiuVhitt. TREASURER: Chnr Gallagher, probate
judge: y r. Lott Circuit court commissioner
N q Clnrt. surveyor: l. Frederichs and Chns
Bush. c0fOncrN} Ralph Prince, sheriff
Crystal Fails. william MchnelH deputy rher-
if Metropolitan I. II McQuown. deputy sher-
M, Iron River and Stanbnugh.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31

lbV Beach x bpWV
nuts) at Dsiucet's Nan
board held It's first meet
took a general reform.
Gribble, OF the Fairbnnk
three yenrOld daughter.
pumps for the kimball
The Lincoln Mining Co!
plofing on section twenty
19- Mac ionyuu lost a hofTd
John Dolan and Miss .Iulia
married. John Dillon and \
Comedy Co., at opera houHe-
10y drivers hlilly injured 10y AN
of dynamite at Murphy x Son
camp ON the Nett river Boy
Mr.. nnd Mr~. Media NilIennu
Lou Clapp becomes clerk oi
wood house. River open aud
going over the fnlls. 22-Boy
MIR. anil Mrs. O.. l.. Woodwork
Charles Larsen Wilbcry died at I
den x ShaIer mine. Crew uI me
exploring ou section twenty-Hevcf
by III. G. Kimball. &c. y 4
and Miss Agusta Spcntn mnrris
Lockwood house. 29--Chemic,I
and other tire apparatus nrriv3
The Chemical engines put 20 a
test. Girl baby came 90 Mr..
John Cassidy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31

1-Patrick sullivan captur,I
five pound swapping tllrtlcnt
Chas. Neering and Casper A
dog bitten. Hurricane.
levcled and other damage
CnlveIly renews exploration
thirty, 1892. Dan. Urqn|
hard and bought cigars; eigl
boy. Supervisor Doucct
saloon keepers Co file their
before the fourth. 3~-Fiu
called out to squelch iores
berries and mosquitoes
luxufies. 1.-Two miners
mature blast at the Gren
Sucker fishing commences,
had a finger badly lncera
ling cars and ID. w. Brow
thumb with a hatchet.
meeting of the Crystal Fn
mcnt. Ice cream ON the
stick 81 cOrlwood droppc
superior toe. Mrs. q. l..
estimablc l,sdy, dies ~ pu
f. Barn burned at kilnba
lO-lforest fires all M
Henry's store building q
completed. l6--Royce x
ringers. l7-TcrribleiOre
north Of town. lS--Sim|
80 foot a1rislotflv fhat,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31
MENOMINEE RANGE BRANCH
&. x NV. X. X.


TIME TABLE.
No. passenger departs. z 90 "a m
NO. - arrives. .s.,ss..s... ob u M
-. rs accommodation arrives .........l2 l5 y M
No. ~ departs. 20 y IN
No s connects with No. d AZ Stager for Wat
srsfnecf and Ashland aud at Powers with No. l
for Escannba and north and No for Miwau-
kec aud Chicago. No. 81 connects with No.
At Powers for Escanaba aud north aud with No.
2 for Milwaukee aud Chicago.
y n. REDFIELD. Agent.
P0sr FFIcE. Daily mail for Mastodun,
Florence. StRmbanph and Iron River closes at
1850 m. Daily mail for north aud range
closes nt M Daily mail for nouti and range
closes AZ t2.1Opn Mail from routhnrrlyes AT
1910 pm Mall-Nm north arrives az STOP
m fD1icr h0ura & IA m 90 IN sun
day from f2.lnpn l:l0pm.
"a. A. MErcALF, T.. NJ
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31

2 Rear Of Paint rivcre
4 Snpt. II. B. Swain cnf
lawn north ~ town. Cd
brakeman, had a Lex SCI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31

Crystal FALLS township officers: VIM.
Doucot, supervisor; A. Lustheld, clerk; Geo.
y Schwartz treasurer; VIM VI. Hooper.
school in<pector, Dan Urquhnrt, highway com
missioner, VIM. Mccarty, AZ, Austrian, John
Morrison, Justices of the pence, Jacob Binder,
overrccr road district No I Ralph Prince,
overseer road district No = Orlando Peterson,
ove,xeer road district No. y 4: John Dolnn, Da.
vid Prince, Henry Delorme, chas. &. Nearing,
conetable@. Dr. ", & klmbali, health ofhccr
DR. A. A. Mctchlf, poor physician.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-31
At "The Fair, :
a. .LusTFIELD, Proprietor.

Machine
oils building, Loan and Protective Union
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21

The Public Schools
al the
estimate, doihS
The largest number children in time
i'll
due Treasurer Mr. Perkins.
Mesrs Perkins and Jarb9e both
The County to%Nscn alter careful
n
building OF
of the and people mperiyeN
thu
the increase
in
+
ID
furnish
Schools six hundred dollars eaclr
white
will
: with
the SCHOOLS The lien debt
White by Coored Fund
OF the Financial Tab cisask
THOMAS s. STONE,
nd Treasurer.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21
BOYS WINTER CLOTHING

We have placed on sale TIE following excel
lent values III l6oyss Suits, in weights adapted
to the coming season. The best quality, best
workmanship, and most popular styles tie
several prizes can possibly bny. We sell no
suits for'"al wool" that are not such.
l Lot OF Boys Mixed Cheviot Suits, made
''Nort0.h' style, without belt, lined Though
out medium heavy weight, sz.S / to II Years.
Only 81 per suit
l Lot OF Boys Two piece Kilt Scotch Che
Not Suits Norfolk style full pleated skirt,
lined all iha way through. sG"s = t" years.
Only 81 per suit.
Same in One piece Kills, only s. - per
suit The best 81 Suits made.
This popular price for Boys Suit will he :,
special feature Of our large stock. The manu-
fact urer OF them has tlle reputation: unchal-
lenged, of making the best Inr--best quality
best in style, and best in wolkmanship-Oi
Boys 81 Suits that is offered The trade. We
might make a larger profit in handling anoth-
er, but We prefer our encomium in the Shape
of increased sa les and satisfied purchasers.
These c:lits are made from: tine cas-mcres,
as near II wool as a s. sul can he male, are
strongly seWed, lined Throughout, and are
shown in a variety II choice dark checks an!
mixtures. sizes / 10 8 Years with high cut col
Lar; sizes 10 Ia ii years low cut collar Only
81 per suit. We have also opened choice line
of Boys Cape Overeoats. Variety of si,lrs
and patterns. Prices low.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21
Betting on Elections.

The attention of all persons is particularly
called TO the following Section of Article %,
Code OF FIbllc General Laws:
a. No person shall Efake any bet or wager
on the result of any election 10 !a.ce place III
this State.
A.. Amy person offending against the last
preceding section shall be liable to indictment
in the Circuit Courts, if the offence be commit
ted inany county, or in the Crimina. Corut OF
Baltimore, fthe offence be committed in Bilt-
more: and, OD conviction, shall be find not
less than fifty, nor mo.e than five hundred
dollars-to he paid to the State TO- lie use Of
the School Fund.
4s. Every deposit Of money in any part of
the State, as a wager or BET upon elections in
this State or elsewhere, shall be forfeited and
paid over to the County Commissioners of the
county where Deposited for the use Of the
county, and il deposited in the City of Balti-
more, to the Mayor and City Council.
LUTHER O. ROBEY,
Sheriff of Prince Georges County.
October II, 1SS1--te
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21

IL every voter in the State could and
would Danish all feelings of prejudice
and sympathy, and ask himself the plain
question How can |, in the exercise
of my right of suffrage, best promote the
interest of the commonwealth - and
then act in accordance with the dictates
of an enlightened judgment, the people
would never be in danger of suffering
from the excuses and extravaganza Of
their chosen officials. If the choice
could be made on y by men who think for
themselves and who have interests to
protect, more judgment would be mani
tested in the results Of popular elections
1t is not reasonable to suppose that those
elected to office, principally through the
instrumentality Of voters, who have moth
ing at stake. would exercise the same
vigilance in maintaining the dignity Of
their respor sibe duties, as men who
would not on y be-but who would real
ize what it is to be-representative of the
interests of an enlightened and tax pay
ing constituency? Let those, who har
Dor an independent spirit, remember
how vitality they may stab themselves and
injure their best interests by drifting
from party ranks, and rendering assis-
lance in electing to positions of response
bility and trust persons who could, if in
clined, be guilty of official acts, that
may be ruinous to the communi-
ty, and yet not do violence to their
individual interests or to the interusts
of the vast majority of those to whom
they owe their elevation. If voters then
ia the coming election will bear in mind
that the welfare of state or a commu-
nifty is always best promoted by placing
in Office those who from circumstances
and associations are most likely to be
governed by motives Of economy, they
cannot hesitate as to their duty. Those
who struggle under the burdens of taxa
ton, and contribute most largely to the
saintenance of civil administration, are
most deeply concerned. Will not praeti-
cal men when they come to the polls re-
member this ? Will not they ask them
selves, (which party, if in power will be
most likely to protect the interest of our
state and our county, and cast their
votes with the one that numbers in its
ranks vast majority of those who could
suffer most by an abuse of power or by an
unbridled exercise of official extravaganza
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21
Nelr Advertisements.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS,

10 the Voters Of Prince Georges County:
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
\ OF this county, accompanied 10y
other Speakers, will visit the several
Election Districts rs follows:
Laurel, Saturday, Oct 22d, at z P NJ
Queen Anne, MulliLin's Station, Tues
day, Oct 25th, at l l a. III.
I Bowie, Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at p. III.
Kent, Brightseat, Wednesday, Oct &c
at ii a. III.
Bladensburg, Cuttings Store, Wed
nesday, October Goth, at p. IN.
Kent. Lusby's Store, Thursday, Oct
9th, at l | a. m.
Bladensburg, Coldenstroth's Hotel, on
THU sday, Oct, 9th, at Z pm.
Badensburg, w. T. Browns Store,
Friday, Oct. 2Sth. IL A. NJ.
Evansville, Beltsville, Friday, Octo-
Der 2oth, at o'clock. P. NJ.
Standings, Forestville, Saturday, Oct.
18th, at clock, I. NJ.
Oxon Hill, Gregory Store. Monday,
October 3lst, at o'clock P. II,
Surratts, Surrattsyille, Tacsla,, Noy.
LIST, at 4 o'clock 7, NJ.
I'iscataway, Wednesday, Nov, End
at3 +. NJ.
Brandywine, Early's Store. Thurs
day, Nov, 3rd, at IL A. NJ,
AQnasco, Horse Head, Thursday,
Noy Bird, ats 7 NJ
AqAasco, Woodville, Friday, Nov
4th, at ii A NJ
Nottingham, McOubbin's Hotel, Fri
day, Nov 4th, at 7PM
Upper Marlborough, Saturday, Nov
9TH, at Z = NJ
BY order:
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
For Prince Georges County.
October u, 1SS7-te
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21
NEW SrO, * OF COMFORTS

We have place Oh sale our Fail S.nsk 81
Comfons: wiial! re rGnsid,!r rY,'HlIrNI ytI@es
1000 Single led Con. o.ts "a ..,.,uy ~a!.
l,on6 Double bed Comforts =, cents each.
Good Print Comforts. we'll filled, stron.ly
sewed: siz,- 1oXSD inches. III each.
800 Landscape Print Comforts. siz,, .nNS,
inch, Red Lining, SID each.
900 Best Print Comforts; NXcrllen, Film.
Oiled Red Lining, Fancy QaIling; 4 bar
gain. =. 20 each
800 Cotton Car,ici Comforts trge ii,
and heavy quality. sl.75 ZACH.
800 Turkey Red Comforts; hest Filling
Fancy Quilted. 81. J., each.
Large and varied stock Of Crcionn", SttreI
and Satin Comforts.
The best bargain in The stock is probably
the Extra S,zrd, Ezra Heavy SaicrIi Com
fort, al & One Side plain and iin' other
figured. Tbs 'oi;ttult is ilst.atiy s,iiu II u
anu the lowest price ever Tea thrd on il "a.
$50, which we named al Ii c!o~n of last sea
son. This season, by pI,, .ha>u" largely
W" are enabled Ia quote !, al -. II V Ill con
stitute one of oar Fall Drives.
u The Blanket Stool; is also ready.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21

The Supreme Court at Washington has
fixed day, early in next month, for argu-
ment Oh the cases of the Virginia officials
who have been imprisone. by the United
States Circuit Court for enforcing the laws of
the State, the prisoners being meanwhile set
at liberty. 1t is we'll that the questions raised
in this extraordinary procedure are to be pass
ed upon promptly, for they are of very great
and far-reaching Importance. While the ac-
ton of the court below Was doubtless i'll the
Supreme Courts decisions touching the Vir-
gina debt, it is quite time to find out just how
far this new method OF constitutional nterpre-
cation is to 90.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21

Charles Dickens, son of the dead novelist,
arrived from England Monday, accompanied
by his wife and daughter. He expects to re-
snain in this country six months in the hands
OF Major Pond, the lecture bureau man. He
said it was his intention TO read selections
from his fathers works in the larger cities in
,be United st ates from Maine to California
Mr.. Dickens said that proposal Lad been
made to him some two years ago to come to
this country on lecturing tour, but as he had
no experience as reader he concluded to
wait until he had rehearsed little before
English audiences. Following out this idea,
for the past eighteen months he had reading
insome of the principal cities of England with
marked success.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21
Concert and Supper.

PROFESSIONAL. Singers and Musis
l. clans from the Oratoria Branch of
the Washington SpengerbunJ, will give
y choice selection of Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, at ForestviIle,
On WEDNESDAY, October 26th, 1887,
for the benefit of Epiphany Church.
Supper commences ut ).
rpnrast ha:ins at T. NJ.
Admission to pper................. .225cts
October II, lSS7-2w
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-21
Grand Special Sale. =.
FALLANn WINTER GOODS,

1hr firing vii t.,;,i.rl,..' H.. i.a,-i and
most aitracliy" line ever :h@wn Ivy rs ahy
preceding S:;tson, and viii inrirtn au!ni:..
others the following ris"mpaIai,lH bargains
100 pieces OF IS inch All WDtiI Arll!tii;l
Sutin1s, in the most varied liHe Of Patterns
aud colbr:agS 2e.hav" ever show III any u!t.
line OF Dress Goods, embracing hair lime and
medium Stripes, small elm CHS. iilEcy miAlrres
in medium and tIal! ciircts, dial, grurrid
shot, with high c"l"r>, &c, g., only :it,o per
yard.
- pieces 20 inch Al Wool Foults, in al!
the leading plain shades, m}rte green lizard.
Olive. brcnze, seal, tahac, cailrr, prrlnrle,
wine, srenat, marine. navy, e.. ~, only 80
cents r. ya.it.
30 inch Camrls Hair scfgaS. Iii gay ,nd
brown mixtures, good srrvirrabI"' cloths, only
80 cents per yard.
10 inch All Wool ihcyi,'la, In half dozen
choice dark shades, worth 81 {, only 30 cents
per yard.
To lend additional interest To this sale,
We have included pieces Of 80 inch All wool
Triccts-h brown shades only - That were I5c
per yard. Thu i ihe i.r>; TING TIC ';'Iic..tS
We're ever offered Al 70 e MS per ward